The Business Plan Instructions
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The business plan should include a cover page with the company name, address, website, and owners. It should then have a table of contents and five main sections: a company summary, description of services, market analysis including target customers and competition, advertising strategy, and financial plan detailing startup funding sources. Each section provides details on what to include such as descriptions of the company and services in one to two paragraphs each.
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The document summarizes major eras and movements in American literature from the Puritans to modernism. It discusses how Puritan beliefs influenced their nonfiction writings focused on religion. The Age of Reason valued logic and reason over faith. Romanticism rebelled against this and found inspiration in nature. The Transcendentalists believed people could find meaning through nature. Realists aimed to accurately depict ordinary lives. The Modernists broke traditions and used symbolism. The Harlem Renaissance influenced perceptions of African Americans through its focus on black experiences. Stream of consciousness writers questioned traditional beliefs during the Great Depression.
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This document provides an overview of key aspects of Native American literature, including its origins in oral tradition, focus on the natural world and power of words, preservation across generations, common narrative devices, functions, characteristics of myths and legends, figures like culture and trickster heroes, and common themes in creation stories. It also includes discussion questions about specific myths and a proposed class project option involving a trickster talk show comparing characters across cultures.
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The document outlines instructions for students to create and present 10-minute lessons on topics related to Arthur Miller's The Crucible. Students must research their topic, create a lesson plan to submit one week prior, and then teach the lesson to their classmates. Suggested topics include analyzing characters like John Proctor and Abigail Williams, themes such as intolerance and lust for power, and aspects of Salem society during the historical period that inspired the play.
Youngblood The Crucible Group Project
Instruction sheet for The Crucible final project where students taught a lesson on a particular topic/theme, etc.
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Youngblood Common Advertising Strategies
Common advertising strategies include:
1) Using older, "more perfect" child models to portray toys and products as aspirational for younger target audiences.
2) Creating emotional atmospheres through music, imagery and scenarios to make viewers feel positively about products.
3) Exaggerating the abilities of toys in commercials to appear more exciting and life-like than they are in reality.
Youngblood Starting A Small Business
This document outlines the steps for students to plan and analyze a small business as a class project, including choosing a business idea, conducting a competition and SWOT analysis, creating a marketing plan, writing a full business plan, and presenting their findings. Students will work in groups to identify a business, research the local competition, analyze strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, develop advertising strategies, calculate finances, and present their tri-board display and commercial. The project aims to teach students real-world skills in starting and promoting a small business.
Logos & Slogans
This document outlines the process of designing logos and slogans for companies. It explains that logos and slogans should be memorable, represent the company concept, and build recognition and trust. The design process involves researching ideas, sketching concepts, prototyping an idea, revising it, and showcasing the final design. Slogans are memorable phrases used in advertising to express a company's purpose. Famous slogans are provided as examples. Online slogan generators are also listed.
Interviewing Skills
Preparing for an interview requires making a good first impression through professional dress, having well-proofread resumes and cover letters, and filling out applications correctly. During the interview, one should dress for the job, arrive on time, and speak professionally. After the interview, it is important to thank the interviewer and follow up with a call or note to reiterate gratitude for their time.
Advertising Techniques And Ps As
The document outlines 7 persuasive techniques used in marketing and advertising:
1. Assertion - making enthusiastic statements presented as facts that may not be true
2. Bandwagon - appealing to follow the crowd or join others
3. Card stacking/selective omission - only presenting positive information and omitting contrary information
The Declaration Of Independance
The document discusses the Declaration of Independence and its history and significance. It provides background on why the declaration was written, including that the war was not going well for the colonies and they needed to rally support. It also summarizes some of the key themes and sections of the declaration, including its statements of natural rights and that governments derive their power from the consent of the governed.
Beginnings Notes
1) The document traces the origins and early history of America, beginning with the first migrations of Native Americans over the Bering land bridge, through European exploration and colonization led by figures like Columbus and Cabeza de Vaca.
2) It then focuses on the Puritan settlers in New England in the 1600s, describing their religious beliefs and practices as well as their influence on early American culture, politics, and values like education and the work ethic.
3) The Enlightenment period saw the rise of rationalism and ideas about using reason to improve oneself and society, which influenced thinkers and helped incite the American Revolution by implying governments should respect the popular will of their people.
Great American Author Research Project
The document provides instructions for a research project on a great American author. Students must write a research paper including background on the author, analysis of one of their great works, and why the author is considered great. They also must complete a real-world component, such as creating a magazine spread, public service announcement, or speech promoting the author. The project aims to explain what makes an author great and showcase an author's exemplary qualities through their works and impact.
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